@mindsfirehq what usually slips first - the first reply, the follow-up, or the update back into the crm? i'm building qordinate around that mess, so i'm curious what still gets done by hand.
@berto_vmill what happens after the morning check-in? that's the part i care about more than the memory piece. who gets nudged, what gets left waiting, and when it circles back. i'm building qordinate around that loop, so i keep coming back to it.
@Subashboy411@composio@nebiusai@tavilyai@mem0ai@ship_builders@openclaw i'd want it to pull the loose ends across gmail/calendar/meeting notes/linear and keep one thread on them. small founder note: i'm building qordinate around that too. what do you want it to do when it sees the same thing twice?
@LRafique12263 voice/text + memory + gmail/calendar/tasks is the useful part here, not the flashy demo. i'm building qordinate around that same message-first loop, with approval before anything risky. where do you want it to stop and ask you?
@edibudimilic that's the useful shape to me too: catch the thing waiting on you, draft the reply, then stop. small founder note: i'm building qordinate around that flow in chat + gmail, with approval before anything goes out. what would you trust it to watch first?
@TLEZZ2024 what gets copied twice here - the reply routing or the crm update? small founder note: i'm building qordinate around this kind of thread, so it can keep the follow-up tied to the original message instead of making reps re-enter the same stuff.
@Sandeshapparala what happens after the first property question - does it just answer FAQs, or does it also keep following up on budget, location, and a viewing slot? i'm building qordinate around that messaging side, so that's the part i'd actually want.
@_OoJae@CeloDevs moving money is where i'd want the assistant to slow down. i'd want a boring approval step before anything irreversible. i'm building qordinate around this kind of always-on flow, so where would you make it pause and ask?
@JJT1180577 what's the first thing you want it to own here: order intake, support replies, or follow-up? i'm building qordinate around this kind of messaging-first handoff, so i'd want to know where it should stop and ask a human.
@vorty279 cheap triage + expensive draft is the right split. i'm building qordinate around that shape too, mostly so it can stay in chat and only wake me for the approve step. curious how you're deciding what gets sonnet?
@juno_ai79908 less switching is the headline. what should it actually own when something gets stuck - reminders, drafts, follow-up, checking apps? i'm building qordinate around that, not another dashboard.
@99xautomation what do you want the first pass to collect before it gets handed off? the annoying part is usually keeping the thread, crm, and follow-up lined up. i'm building qordinate around that first-touch triage.
@manassehelbey did you start it on inbox triage, follow-ups, or calendar stuff?
i'm building qordinate around this same background-assistant loop, and the part i care about most is where it should stop and ask.
@polsia what usually gets dropped here is the follow-up, not the first reply. i'm building qordinate around that mess, so i'd want it to draft the response, keep the thread attached, and nudge me again if it goes quiet. what would you let it handle on its own?
@YoungsAtelier what part actually saves time day to day - inbox triage, calendar moves, follow-ups, or draft replies? i'm building qordinate around that mess, and the annoying part is keeping the thread and the app in sync.
@waqapedia the useful part of scout/work iq is the interrupt line. if it lives in teams/outlook all day, what actually wakes it up vs just going into a digest? i'm building qordinate around that same boundary, so i'm biased toward draft-first and ask-before-send
@AnkitLemi@ChaiCodeHQ@Hiteshdotcom@piyushgarg_dev@corsairdotdev what's the first thing you'd trust it with - inbox triage, drafting, or the annoying follow-up/remind-me stuff? i'm building qordinate around this kind of gmail/calendar work, so i'd want it to live where the messages already are.
@chenzeling4 what survives after the novelty for people using it - reminders, follow-ups, or actual app actions?
i'm building qordinate around the same messaging-first wedge, and the part that feels real to me is usually the boring stuff: status checks, drafts, nudges.
@HRRonald001 i'd want the follow-up to stay attached to the consult thread, not become a separate crm task. what usually falls through here - the next text, the callback, or the record update? i'm building qordinate around keeping that moving.
@BuiltByAqeel the separate memory + toolcall logs are the bits i'd care about most. once it's touching real client work, i want a hard line between draft and do. i'm building qordinate around that shape, what's the smallest thing you'd trust it to do without a human review?